Lebanon

Lebanon straddles Turtle Creek in southwestern Ohio, and its creekside setting frames a compact county-seat downtown. Founded in 1802, the city became the seat of Warren County the following year and retains many 19th-century buildings around the Warren County Courthouse. The Golden Lamb, opened in 1803, is Ohio’s oldest continuously operating hotel and has welcomed U.S. presidents among its guests. Glendower Historic Mansion recalls the Greek Revival fashion of the 1840s, while the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad operates heritage train excursions from the city. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of southwestern Ohio connects regionally.

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